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out) BLANKETS.
BANKS i
" - Hotel Block.
Nor-walk. E
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Fox Trot and]
. ‘ Vision Waltz ,
75¢ g
ELL'Y’S
OLA PARLOR 1
Main Street.
who has hwu
homo in South
Jennings.
at her
is very llilll‘ll improved.
-. ' has both born to Mr
. Merlck A. (lion-him), of
V Btu. night. ’l‘onu A‘i‘~t‘lll~
' (99 Bro!» full ort'livstm
l. LOCKWOOd. of ii (loltlu‘i
is recovering trout u 1‘.»
South Nor»
.mnde in llw
Bank up to Satin-tiny
be credited hill} intro-st
bet lat.
of St.
lllt’t‘l
les' Aid
Moran rhurt-h will
'un in tin- 11>.it‘llllll) room
I onl‘odur Mid-pt. l’iuus
its little to ho lll‘ltl iii ”iv
' Doonmbvr “ill b1)
~ (”ailments \\ iil’
V Sat. night,
Sm‘ivty.
('0!)
)t' 3st l‘\‘- ll
.'\
low 11 .111;
Civnnngli, itit‘uu-t l_\‘ o'
illgvenue. who onion-d in
f Bullet! Army Milli" tinn-
been stationed in Washing-
“no. for ditty on the Ito (ltl.
annual meeting (it tho F;il)flpld
H dimmer of tho liml (‘t‘os's so
in be held in Si. .lzunt‘s' l':1t‘-
tomorrow afternoon :it
‘elpck. Olflcors “ill on i-tmmi.
1* the work oi the |Iii~l your
J; annual dut‘s p.1id, wlhiiihur)
RR“ nlflfilt‘i‘pEt-w “Tho (‘olll-
‘Ieniuring (‘lurn Kimball
p the Regent today.
unity (‘lub on'vr us tlu-ir
(tomorrow afternoon :11 3:30.
‘ O of Mr. Wultvr Hitchcock.
anus. Mrs. Lukv Vinomtt
of New York, the Woll-
olsnur mt Colonial turni~
ill give 1191‘ ldst'itmliilt: lt‘l‘v
buses und Tht-ir iv‘uvnistu
we all things tluu urn old.
‘ Qld furniture, old hooks
who has It! 1"l
(i 1"”
York.
1-
th. Barnt'l.
‘tive d9]t:”‘lliititt
,Py of tho \'i-.\~'
and Unr'tl'otd lit ‘i‘
New Huvt‘n. has boon up-
éltor for th“ Stiiti- of (‘otr
,“(tflico ut .\'vw Huron.
“kt-n tho lllllt‘t‘ of ilonry
1 has resigned to twooiur
loser of the ilnngor and
ilroad Company.
basses leave for fight at
' Nov. 6. South Norwulk
More! tickets at Knurrs
:‘Pine and ’l‘ar
its, Colds,etc.'
Bottle
well-Corporation
on mucous",
1
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N orwalk
.ing for 11‘ hit:
" “71' .-
‘ i r-‘ 4th will. Draw Interest from
of November.
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All this hot air from the
platform will tend to give
you a chill when you strike
the outside air.
Our Fall overcoat is sure a
necessity. $15 worth of pre-
paredness will give y0u the
right kind of protection.
Raincoats $10 to $20.
The new fall suits to suit
every voter $15 to $30.
Rogers 81 Stevens-
So. "Norwalk
A \lvlv'iatiuit of lt‘iit‘li"l‘.\ and pupils
ltx‘lil ll‘t‘ .\‘or\‘.‘ull\ lliuli Siliool iisit»
1-d the (in Hull, ustvrdny afternoon
and inspected iltt‘ voting machine
Tho gentlemen of the town will be
wry \\l‘lt‘tll|i1’ to tilt t‘otutnuuiti t‘luh
lecturo iii In: “illlt‘l llitt‘lu-oi-k's to
morizm :tllt'l‘l‘imll ill litilo. .\it's. Intkv
\'li1‘~'lll l 1nli\\tu(l \\'lll >pt‘::li
'l'riht‘. 31.. l i). ll. .\l.. mot
tit-d \Hliiit‘tl tho adoption
ll \otud t0
l'tii :1 i
la~l
:ligrri-
hold ludivs‘ night on 'l‘uvstlu)’.
lwl' 7. mid to hold 11 drnr - dutttiu the
tint port of lu-rvmher.
Norwnlh ,\t'l':‘ No. 3M. lv‘, (i,
will hold :1 rruulur “ll'l‘llllL' this on
uninu. tiw iodgo rooms in \\':tll
strvrtltuportunt will he
und rrlrvshments will ho
m i-tzinL
on our (‘ti'itlllliili‘.
in
lutsim-ss
tt‘uttsut‘tetl.
si-rvod upon thv (‘ttlit'lllsittli of 1hr hits
llll".3.\ tum-ting
A tum-tint: of tin» _\'or\\:11k tiymnus-
tutu (‘iuh will lw lwhl in lloodnor’s
ll;tll tomorrow lil..'lll at it o't'ltu‘k. lit
prt'wut. it will hind l‘llt‘ltlll';l£tlllt"lll
to lllt‘ l‘nlil'l of orguttiziu: uu t‘fll‘t'll\'l‘ .
:l.~-‘tti'lulll|ii lll:tl uili lw of grout brun-
i’u to tho uu‘u. mum-u :iud 1-l1ildn-n
of tlw Nortmlhs.
—~'l'he grunt tuustm‘piet-v
mun Law" featuring
Young at th.- lit-mint today,
Nous has iwvn rot-rived from lini-
lulo that on
lt‘ll :1 lutli)‘
"'l‘lu- t‘oiu-
;irl with light linir and
blue oyos at tho homo of Mr. and
Mrs. liurold \'oot‘lit\9~' Day. This
makes .\lr. uud Mrs, Prank lhty of
Bolts I‘lm'v. Host .\'ot‘\\'nlli. inund-
lt i~ 11.1 uoudur ltuisy is go-
lron Winks with u
put 'tils'.
tor. round in t‘u-
sutih- on hi> low.
A splwial rouimuuirutiou of Old
\\‘vll l.(>tl‘.!t‘. tow. l'. A1 .~\. .\I. was
held in its rooms lust owning. Broth-
vr 'l'litodoro \\'. ll"llt‘(ll(‘l. distrirt (inp-
iity of this tllrll'lCl was prost-nt, as
\\il>‘ Assistant l‘hnpluin Murk, The
first dvurrn wns workod and it was
followwl by n (li‘lit‘lnlls banquet. Dur-
llIL! tho lumqiwt. mum of tlw promi
noul .‘lihflills' \\-r1‘ ll('ilill from and
::n cztroyuhiv owning wus- splint.
_'\'o
John Smith. .1 t‘nltli‘i‘il nuur employ-
(“ll on tho construrtion of tho “'(‘S‘i—
:nrt lu‘idtw. \\il< pit‘de up this lilOl‘llv
in: in Rust “'11” strum. by ()flicor
Murray in :i liplplvss condition. Sumo
rf John‘s i'riomls who happened to ho
present :it tho time stntod that John
had (nine ovor to Norwulk inst oven-
in; and lmd llllCilllt’tl n dunw in
South Norwalk To this fact is laid
John's downfall. lie will be up for
trivl touiort‘t‘iw morning, in tho up-
town court.
members are plann‘
limo to tukn plut‘e on
at the clubhouse in
(‘nthn‘lr' (“ltih
uln-tion niuht.
; :n'njiizt‘.
club for that evening.
10.9in by wire A smoker will be en-
toyed and a big oyster 8‘1er will be llelen rmbom has been
a week win her nephews
served. Local parties will render
.short entertainment, and one or the
tbiggest,
‘pected.
times of the sensor) is ex-
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.\'o\ 9111- ‘
19..
(‘lurn Kituhull
()t-toltor 30th. the stork ‘_
A special win? and tel-
lzraph operator will be placed in the
and returns
frotu all over the country will be re-
AI oi the Latest
comment.
CONN EA LLY
Ii WAIHINGTON BTREZT
Ladles’ Stylish Shoes l,
Ready and are attracting much favorable ‘1
Call and see than.
We Sell Fine Hosiery Too
t
Novelties are how
81 BRACKEN =
TELEPHONE 14154. i
Extra Dry New Bedtord Escol
lops 750 qr.
HARD CRABS
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All Kinds of Fish, Salt and Canned fish
Oysters, Long and Ronni Clams
CUTBlLL’S BRiDGE MARKET
1
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40c doz
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It! Slwritid't
"rulled t0 the Wilson l’oint road.
‘dogs Lit-111;.- in a fight.
‘I‘dow >0 badly
.' oltligt-d
.1'» (‘7
at ltousvs
ldog, its tlwre run Ll‘ no 1*: d 1 ‘.~ it
:»lu:-'
.t'dziy.
t .
' ."\ lilllt‘.
I580- “ wig. the .‘- khan:
‘i " hi.» “.4 “in! not. Ex I d 2%
ninth“ ad in. 11’ t'. tun t“ l. '
Hilliha‘ . not...
The I-uun- ; 1:: . '1‘ U \ 'i.
People's fluid} M l‘t PM” Lu it
‘eran rhI‘l‘t'h ‘4‘! tr up: t «id to
T;.i.r Juj. o wanna \u‘ .Ih
A party oi lm'ui lit-15w. 1».
bus [llr'li \i-rr 1r.
":Illim
“'4”! 1.. _\ ,‘4 rainy
thvy alto-mini '3..-
i‘uunt-ii in that
y'" -l .1 .
rusting u'otir lair
plaru
l'~‘t ’t
Sunnis
(lit~ 'tu t".-
dtil tilt
in 1.; [li‘
nrriu- lurk in ll!i
til Elli!” tiw o'rltuli utorn-
tug. 'l‘wo Norwall; 1111 :1 our award
rd with Sim l'l poll.
lit“
f-t r‘rtiln)
Wuhlvit 'lloinas F, Walsh “a
‘\I'~
terday afternoon. on urcount ot two
He louul lmtli
UM'tl up llmi h»: wus
tin-in. .\lr. “old:
.-ltc~' lli “all! ll|‘\‘.xlt(t}'h and tlt‘lh
'ihn illillihl lt'utiteg:
where their
to shoot
tliivti Hunt.»
are \irious
li2'_V arr hittt‘n, as tho boys would he
res-passing on prirou- pro] rt):
-rif you haw not yet hot-'1 in our
to hrur iltt‘ Virtuous route in
\\‘e part) :4. (‘Uillplt'lt‘ stork
Virtui' lliiu‘ltll‘r‘n and ruord1
out will gladly (it-umnstrate thom ut
With our throw soundproof
ii lilllll
'Phones 108 and 109. ’ '
Free Dellveru. 71 North Main 8!. «ll-iiionstratin: hoothsdhrra is no
wuitinu and we 11w opt‘ti livery non»
lug. lionin-lly‘s \'it-trol;i l‘urlnr.
Regular pric: $1.19.
88 Washington St.
South NOl walk. "
1w
NORWAlK
SilClETY
All!) Hi RSGNAL
‘7‘».
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A delightful linilowe‘on pint) “its
riwu by Mrs (it‘itl'flv \Vuiuvr llrudlry
List I‘\'1“‘.lllfl to llt‘l‘ iuuslr pupils. lt
\\ll.\ us sorrowful us 1111_\' of 1h.- littl-
low-‘ou p'irtio-s lipid this wuson uud
mum of lli‘i' former tupii:~. us wi-ll us
lll‘Y' pr'vsottt nth-s. ililt‘lltlt'tl. .\ll of
pumps suitable to sut'h on ort'nsion
\\'t‘l't‘ pinyt-d :ttid musirnl selections
'l‘hv pupils worn in mun»
tutti tlu-ir (‘tifillllllfi‘
wrr.» in mid: 11w. A dolivious (-oilu
tutti “us r-(‘llvtl ' during tho owning
oud :tt :i lillt‘ hour tho humus deport
i'd. illl telling their ginnioun lush-.45
tliut tho) but! tu-vor onjuyrd :1 tint-r
lllllt' lit-lore.
\\t‘l‘t' A‘Iljllyl‘ll
uuvrudv uttirn
._....
Mr. and Mn ltuvid Shaw, of ‘27.?
Max Hill Road. vlitvrlaiuvd :i party of
uhout twontriivv tripods all u dolight-
fut ull llallowe'on party last night. Tho
guests ('lllllt‘ from llunltur)‘ hy uuto
lius. :tnd thoroughly enjoyed lllt' 0--
msion with music and Knows. .\ do
licioun supper was H'l‘Vt‘tl. and ill!“
strut on tin roturn trip nus mudo to»
11.1\ .it 3 u. in.
A most t‘i\]l\)'al)lt' tunsqut‘rudt- party
and damn was luld in t 'thlill' u:
tlu homo of Miss Jessie Lisliomt St.
John St. in honor of hei t‘ightoonth
hirtiiduy. Thorn \V't‘lt‘ friends from
Fuirtield. Westport and Norwnik pres-
vrit. At it into hour refreshments \vert‘
servod and tho guests left for their
homes all wishing llt‘l‘ many happy ro-
turns of the day.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey of Nor
t'ield street. who with her sister, Mfrs.
Edward Freeborn and niece. Miss
spending :1
Arthur and
Frederick Thomas in Ridgefield. re-
turned home Sunday evening.
A mlloum-n party was given to
Mrs. Goorge ll. laiyno. at to Ann
street last night. Music was given
by Mrs. Jayne and Miss Hull. and sup-
per \‘vas served at a late hour.
Miss Emma Steup. who has been
spending a few days with her brother.
ltev M. l.. Steup. of St. Peter's Luth-
eran church. has returned to her home
in new York.
Mrs. Columbus Bulkley Married to
Norwnlk yesterday utter o week's
visit with her nephew. Frank C.
Fitch and family of Good Hill. Weston.
Thaddeus Belts. formerly at Not-
ntli. bristling (or shill-yo on
Mn. 4 Union Park.
the bone oi his hotter. In. Gout-o
l
1'.=ll ”out it i‘iit‘t” ‘7‘““1 (““7”“1“: M"
— ~~~~~~~~~ . _ ‘ ‘;‘[l shunldt'" :‘1 two plum“ \?t V
_"i li' Junior Guild intu- n (it-lightt‘ult '11). “:w”.lhm.nn. "A ‘3. tho ‘. -U~.~t
.y...ll1\u"«v:1 5:.11'11‘ lits‘ I-vt'nltig lil ”w.f‘.lilll-t‘ hail ”mm Jd “H H ll I“
it 1 ‘\ Y, iii”: “HI.“ l'llll) rooms and as it l'l“l|ii :iit iiit‘kiuil \xii‘ nil-.(‘i ,tml
tlm‘ thrill” )1 up; l‘t’tlhlt' who uttvudo-d ll‘“ "’l‘l‘ ‘f 'l‘“ “A!" 11 “MW Imm‘lh‘
'mz. .: .‘ntl't liltlt‘. 'l‘lo- rooms won- up. tozntl 1 r \\.tl~ ml'w 'l“. 1- 1-‘..‘d .- 11W
proprowly llt‘tlll'iiii‘ll for tlw oornsion iot‘ . Hi i 'v ‘
by tho iuuuu. \luliit‘ll. Masks and fun” 2—. ‘ I ‘ ‘
“Mumm- worn sir) much lil (‘\lll(’l|(‘i‘~
utnl pr: sen! «i a ltl'llllfllli muss oft oiur “"- '
whiip tho ownvrs wore pining minim
11nd lldlli‘lIiK. the two pastimes of- tho
timing. Later rt'irultuu'mu. runsislr
1111!. or loinonmlv. pum‘h uud iiillll‘)‘
i‘lkt .s'. v.11. ‘t‘I’A‘Il. 11ml lllt' pnrtv \iil‘i
tlu- most sum inful 1-1111: ‘
Mrs. litunlr Ltinduuisi, o"
nt't‘nth. is tpttitilltiu
|l:‘.:lt::t <
the day with rttlili
lll'i'~ in (‘uu'u-tululv
-....——
.tttt iuuy
l’riiiuuuot:
lra ti
luring"
(lrvuorr “its
on lvgul lutsinoss.
in
.\l‘i‘iii\gxlii“lll$ for tho ninth: ililll
. rtrt‘l .‘litt\\' of lit-wvtiiiwr hi. \\'lilt '1
‘ 'will in lttld ill tho lit-:9 '11 'llitutro
use reSbes ‘tllltit‘i‘ llll‘ .ptspit of tiw .\'m1.1:.k
\t': 1' of linule». nru worm: '~."~u~ 1n
_ - . t::1.~l;ti'.:t :iE'zr'w'hn' 1"
Reduction of House Dusscs. made of high-grade per- 1\\ 1.1U ’11in ‘1 i “'1"! WWI
- . _ . . ‘tl' 1c '1 :21 t) lit‘ in ga- it 111‘s :vt'i‘
cales and g1nghams.1n plain and fancy stripes. Tlimmed m... i. .p. 1 p11. .1 1:.1 .1. up.“ ”i
with plain material in self colors. '1- .‘l 11.1. .erwi in. .; 1-. so. it .~\. mm:
Broken sizes to close out at ..................... 98". "” “" "’“m‘ i ‘ “" “M "“M
.\.m 'lillti‘ '_\tli pt tho "t“;‘t'ill Thol—
' "1‘. Mid :1 ‘ltr l‘. iio' d l'llill‘llth'F.
Percale and Gingham House Dresses in stripes and Cllttks. ' rm 1 ~ m1» «~r fiir -:1-1 p... 1.. “Hit
Also Plain Chatttbray .................... .', $1.50 \\'. l‘toslv). oi lilll'lillglittlt. \‘t. ltl'lll'
er!) of ltuntmt'y, and u mnunvr amt
dvut iu \oru.;ili, ulil horn ui'li w-
I MALLETT gm thnt :11.“- lut‘m .-.m. 1....111 w.
0 a E l‘lt‘9‘t'}. .it. ltlt" v.': ‘1 :1, :vt.1:1~ :tr
t'itll'lli '~l'\"l‘.l 12m» :irtn \‘t'lii‘i- I! :
hild “:1: in hm i‘.i!liv1'.< :«ll‘lltt lu‘
——-——s
B lgBai‘fiin z;
1 Kranach 5: Bach
l Sizoninger
1 Gordon
i Christie 8:, Son
l Raven & Bacon
$65.00 AND no I
Studwell Piano (20. .
31.) No. Main St. So. Norwalk'
lilit‘iilllKllltlll \‘.'. ii. (‘ “ill mm to-‘
tuorrow running in lit-d lion's Hull.
lll .\iuin slim-t :md him-horn will ho
norvodmt twolvo o'rlm-k slump in lzut‘.»
or of Mrs. liousoly of tho xrw linun
W. R. (‘.. who will ho present to pro
side ut the unnunl inspection of tho
lornl corp. Tho rvxulur husitws
meeting mid unnunl inspection will
take place :11 throo o'rlork in il‘f‘ nfr
tornoon, and evory mt‘mbvr
quested to bo pri‘fit‘lll
ing.
thhhuhm
litttti touts, not;
i
Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkenu-Sol
Naturally that Nobody Con Tell. l
l
is ro~
iii the inert»
Hair that laws its color and lustre.
or when it fndvs. turns grnv. dull and
liroless. is wound by u look of sttl- i
pltur in the hair. Our grandmother
made up a mixture of Saw T011 and
Sulphur to lump her looks dark and;
beautiful. and thousands of woman
and men who value that even colomi
that beautiful dark shade of hnirl
which is so attractive. use only lhlsi
old-time recipe l
nowadays we get this famous mix-l
titre improved by the addition of oth-l
er ingredients by asking at any dntnl
store for a 50-cent bottle of “Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound." whichfi
darkens the hair so naturally. so e\'~l
enly. that nobody 'cnn possibly lelli
it has been applied. You just damn-i
en a sponge or soft brush with it and]
Jlllitllil’S
Special Sale or
Suns
Coats
Dresses
Charge ‘Accoun'ts Opened.
Merchants Proiit
Sharing Coupons!
With till Cash. Sales
_....——_—
Clifford Pharmacy.
So. Main and Elizabeth Sts.
Phone: 333-11532
Certificate 1nd Coupon Free
draw this through your hair. taklnx
lone small strand at n time; By morn-‘4
in; the my hair disappears; bntl
what delights the indie: with Wyeih'l .
Sage Ind Sulphur Compound. is" that.
besides beautifully darkening the
limit utter a few applications It lilo
brim but the 51m and Intro and
CASH OR CREDIT.
BAKING
LRQVAL
Made from Cream 01 T3113!
Absolutely Pure
Members of the Ep\\'orth Lonnie of
the Xorwulk M. ii. i'hurt-h played ex-
(ellem hosts lust evening to the lllt'ul-
hers of the Epwortii lmnguo of tho
East Avenue M l.‘. t‘hurt-h. til :1 Hal-
lone'en social lu-‘d in the parlors of
llli' [Ii-lull. it ill;
iowe‘en mums and festivuies wire
enjoy-d and rolrnlunvnts \wru r~t>l'\'
'l‘ht-re \‘t't‘ about :«‘\r.".l)'-fi\'v
llji‘tHl'ti ill->1
11d,
pond limo.
All sunu- b; "Minted in ‘si.
Paul's Chumh m by the (‘9lt‘lll‘3'
tion of the Holy (:mniilliititt at o l;
and 9 L ll. Tomorrow. All Sottls‘ liujf
will he observed. in smiths? ninunlr.
—-'I'he Clown 2m - My: Tl‘roi an!
ll.t‘ l’mtts Vision Waltz: at on tl.'
November list at erm r-l‘iH‘I‘.‘
you will find real root;
to hear No. in”: :1! flan-1+1?
irola Parlor.
J“ ‘1
.‘2 [1‘1
l3‘> Vit-
12‘:
pt‘i'rilllli prom: m tin-
Thc Pleasant Days
of the Fall
Don’t let the lull enjoyment
of the fall (luvs be marred by
dump and Chill.
1 he autumn/K
L'dl and handy
PERFECTION
SMOKELE
comfortable.
\ lttlltll (ll lllL
fi—OJLE HEATER
will multe you snug and
ion l1, and a quiet
ponttruting glow of warth will
llll the wholv room.
It can be car-
I'ltd whcrcur \ou need it mt;
WllCl‘ClCl‘ it is lllC Perfection will be
clean smokclrss, odorless amignod-
lool mg.
l Stove Dept.
‘7;‘ 1 11 I
WE CARRY 'A Firm. 1.1m: or
Perfection Heaters
STERLING FURNIM CO.
127-131 Washington St... 53'. final
For sale at oepartmcntand hardware
store»: cycrywlure, or write: for ira:
dcscriptixc l)()()lilCt.
\
For best results use Sonny [am
Standard Oil Company of’NY.
56 New SmyNE'Yu‘k
Norwalk Chronicler